What is moral obligation and moral reasoning

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Question 1: Describe the Trolley Car Dilemma/Problem. What do most people do in this situation?

Question 2: What is moral obligation and moral reasoning? How might these things relate to helping others and the Trolley Car Dilemma? What do you think you would do if you were in a situation like the Trolley Car Dilemma?

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